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Finding Inspiration in Illuminated Pages of the Past

Julian Tyler | June 10, 2016

A writer finds inspiration in the art of handcrafted books.

I Defended Mapplethorpe in the Trial that Drew the Line between Art and Obscenity

H. Louis Sirkin | June 8, 2016

Art, race, and sex.

Exploring the Tapestry Artists of Louis XIV

Robin E. Johnson | June 8, 2016

Explore the decorative arts by database.

My Internship in the Culture Wars

Jack Ludden | June 6, 2016

A fateful summer in Washington, D.C.

China as Center: Journeys of Power and Belief

Bryan C. Keene, Christine Spier, and Andrew Westover | June 1, 2016

Stories of cross-cultural exchange told through 10 objects.

The Lederer Collection, Lost and Found

Ashley Medina | May 31, 2016

Exploring wartime provenance.

Rembrandt’s Senses, Expanded

Dominique Surh | May 24, 2016

Science offers clues to the story of a recently rediscovered Rembrandt.

Dozens of Artists’ Oral Histories Now Online

Andrew Perchuk | May 16, 2016

Video interviews from our vast oral history collections are now available to stream.

Fresco, The Eternal Medium

Allison Ramirez | May 12, 2016

“It’s like painting with molten marble.”

Finding Beauty in Unexpected Places: The Wagstaff Collection of Photographs

Sarah Zabrodski | May 11, 2016

Inside the vast collection of Sam Wagstaff, photography’s champion.

Tweeting from the Getty Villa…and Cooing, Hooting, and Squawking

David Saunders | May 10, 2016

There are birds in the gardens and the galleries.

The Global, Multicultural Past of Dunhuang

Annelisa Stephan | May 9, 2016

Talking Dunhuang with Mimi Gardner Gates.

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